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Discovering Science and Technology in Singapore
The idea of creating a facility that was dedicated to the promotion of science and technology, and creating an attraction that would fascinate and educate the public on the magnificence of science, was put forward in 1969. After the government had approved the establishment of the centre, architects from across the country submitted their designs, but it was the design by Raymond Woo that was eventually selected. On 10 December 1977, the doors to the Singapore Science Centre swung open and it has captivated the imaginations of young and old ever since.
Enjoy the Vibrant Atmosphere of Taiwan’s Night Markets
The night markets of Taiwan started to appear in the years following World War II. What began as an initiative to provide migrating communities with place to find food late at night, began to grow into a part of the culture of Taiwan and there are now many night markets found in various cities across the island. To tourists, the night markets in Taiwan give them the opportunity to shop in the cooler evening air and to experience true Taiwanese culture.
The Awe-inspiring Forbidden City in Hue
The city of Hue, in Vietnam, served as the imperial and capital city from 1802 to 1945 during the rule of the Nguyen Dynasty. It is a city that is steeped in royal history and is known to be the most captivating and breathtakingly beautiful destination in Vietnam. Scattered across its magnificent landscapes, three hundred year old pagodas stand as monuments to the past, tombs of ancient emperors are reminders of the city’s regal heritage and sights, such as the Forgotten City in Hue, take visitors on a spellbinding journey into a bygone era.
Singapore’s Geylang Serai
The city of Singapore, the capital of the island Singapore, has over the years taken on the appearance of any ultra modern city and at first glance it may seem that there is nothing to set it apart as unique. However, those that take the time to explore this vast metropolis will find that Singapore is undeniably an Asian city, with its character molded by the colorful contrasts of the traditions of the Chinese, Indian and Malay peoples that call this city home.
Taiwan’s Cherry Blossom Festival
Every year during the late summer months Taiwan literally changes color as thousands of delicate little cherry blossoms come into bloom. This annual event is regularly celebrated in the form of the Cherry Blossom Festival which is held each year at Sun Moon Lake and it is an event that should not be missed!
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